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In Excel, how do I make the freezed pane area, print on each page.
I have a spreadsheet and I freezed the top part of the page like 4 lines, I
want that section to always print, without having to cut and paste with page breaks. I have a few reports that do that, but i can't figure out how to do myself. Office 2000 |
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File|page setup|Sheet tab|
Click in the Rows to repeat at top. Point at your rows with your mouse. Jane wrote: I have a spreadsheet and I freezed the top part of the page like 4 lines, I want that section to always print, without having to cut and paste with page breaks. I have a few reports that do that, but i can't figure out how to do myself. Office 2000 -- Dave Peterson |
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